A rugged forearm unit that runs an AI prediction model on adversary movement and coordinates a squad through signals, with an input method that works in one press under a glove.
A squad on the move cannot stop to read a screen or type a reply. Anything that needs two hands, a spoken word, or attention held for more than a second is not usable in the field. So the hard part was never the model. It was the interface: how a soldier confirms an instruction while running, wearing gloves, in daylight that washes out a display, without breaking silence or looking down for long. And the prediction had to hold up with no network to lean on.
An AI prediction model for adversary movement, running on the device so it keeps working with no connectivity.
Strategic coordination delivered as signals to the squad rather than text, so instructions arrive without speech or reading.
A one-press input method for feedback and confirmations, with physical keys that stay usable in gloves and without looking.
A rugged forearm-mounted enclosure with a sunlight-readable display, built to be worn and knocked about rather than carried.
A wearable that puts prediction and squad coordination on the forearm, where a single press is enough to acknowledge or respond. Everything runs on the device, so it does not go quiet when the network does.
